A nurse is educating a group of clients about the importance of early recognition of cardiac arrest. Which statement by a client indicates a need for further education?

A) Incorrect. While providing regular breaks for team members is important, it is not the primary purpose of closed-loop communication during CPR.

B) Correct. The primary purpose of closed-loop communication in a CPR team is to ensure that team members understand their roles and responsibilities clearly. It involves repeating back and confirming instructions to promote effective teamwork and prevent errors.

C) Incorrect. Closed-loop communication primarily focuses on intra-team communication to coordinate resuscitation efforts efficiently. Informing bystanders is important, but it is not the primary purpose of closed-loop communication.

D) Incorrect. Reporting resuscitation outcomes to the hospital administration is not the primary purpose of closed-loop communication during CPR. Its focus is on effective communication within the resuscitation team.

A) Incorrect. This client's statement demonstrates an understanding of the importance of calling for emergency medical assistance immediately in a cardiac arrest situation.

B) Incorrect. This client's statement indicates knowledge of the need to initiate chest compressions promptly if a person is unresponsive and not breathing.

C) Correct. Performing a thorough physical examination is not recommended in cardiac arrest situations, as it may delay life-saving interventions like chest compressions and rescue breaths.

D) Incorrect. This client's statement reflects an understanding of the significance of early recognition in improving survival rates during cardiac arrest.